Bishop Barron to a Suffering Church: The Church’s Reformation Depends on You Becoming a Saint
The Los Angeles auxiliary bishops discusses his new book on the sex-abuse scandal, Letter to a Suffering Church, with the Register.
Results from Tag: 'sex-abuse crisis'
Pope Emeritus Benedict Is Right: The Sexual Revolution Is Part of the Problem
COMMENTARY: So let’s be part of the solution.
Motu Proprio Lays Groundwork for Action Against Abuse
EDITORIAL: Apostolic letter’s framework for moving forward must be seen only as one major component in a universal and comprehensive response to the worldwide sex-abuse crisis.
Building on the Pope’s New Letter on Abuse Prevention
‘You Are the Light of the World’ to serve as starting point for U.S. bishops’ meeting.
Benedict XVI Breaks His Silence on the Catholic Church’s Sex-Abuse Crisis
In a German-language essay published Thursday, the pope emeritus provides a way forward.
Pope Francis Says Responses to Sex Abuse Crisis Cannot Forget the Influence of Evil
Returning to the Vatican from Morocco, the Holy Father said to defeat the spirit of evil requires fighting against it.
Pope Francis Asks the Faithful for Prayers Ahead of Vatican Abuse Summit
The Holy Father’s request comes shortly after the laicization of Theodore McCarrick, the former cardinal-archbishop of Washington, D.C. found guilty of sexually abusing adults and minors by the Vatican.
How to ‘Operationalize’ Your New Year’s Resolutions
Catholic psychiatrist and ethicist Aaron Kheriaty offers spiritual tips on living out New Year’s intentions and responding constructively to the sex-abuse crisis.
Cardinal O’Malley Forwards Concerns to Nuncio after Times Bombshell on N.Y. Priest
The Cardinal, who is head of the Commission for the Protection of Minors, forwarded concerns about the N.Y. archdiocese allowing a priest under investigation for sexually abusing minors to remain in active ministry until the N.Y. Times report.
College Outraged N.Y. Archdiocese Approved Visiting Priest under Abuse Investigation
John Paul the Great University in California said the N.Y. archdiocese lied in their Dec. 4 letter stating Father Donald Timone ‘without qualification’ was fit to serve as a visiting priest, when he was under investigation for sex abuse since Autumn.
